Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection of the day of war sites, to carry out patriotic education, to inherit the historical cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, to develop this approach in line with the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property of the People's Republic of China and relevant legislation.

Article 2 refers to the day of war (hereinafter referred to as a battle object site) to the irremovable material reflecting the history of the day of war, which is important to commemorate, educational significance or historic values.

Article 3

The protection of war sites is governed by the principles of integrated planning, strict protection and reasonable use.

Article 5. The Government of the people of the city, the district (Autonomous Region) is responsible for the leadership in the protection of war sites in the current administration, the establishment of a coordination mechanism for the protection of war sites, and the inclusion of protection of war sites in the financial budget.

The Government of the communes (communes) and the Street Office, under the guidance of the Office, assist in the implementation of the relevant protection of battle sites within the Territory.

Governments at all levels should pay attention to the protection of war sites and to the right treatment of economic construction, social development and the protection of war sites.

Article 6. The executive branch of the city, district (autonomous district) is responsible for the protection of the use of battle sites within the administration, the preparation and implementation of plans for the protection of war sites, the strengthening of anti-war sites and the guidance and supervision of the protection of war sites.

Relevant administrations such as planning, land tenure, urban and rural construction should be jointly designed to protect the use of war sites in line with the division of duties.

Article 7, any unit and individual have the obligation to protect anti-war sites in accordance with the law and have the right to investigate, suppress damage and destroy anti-war sites.

No unit or person shall destroy and destroy anti-war sites.

Article 8 units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the protection of war sites, and the Government of the people of the city, the District (Autonomous Region) may grant recognition and incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter II

Article 9. The executive branch of the city shall conduct a specific survey of the anti-war sites in the current city's administration area, with a comprehensive and systematic recording of anti-war sites.

Article 10 The Government of the city has included anti-war sites identified by the Municipal Property Administration in the Journal of the Restitutional Resistance of Wards and has been made public to society.

Article 11. The anti-war sites should meet the following conditions:

(i) Non-movable material determined by law;

(ii) Relevant to the important historic events of the day of war and historical figures;

(iii) It is important to commemorate, educational significance or historic values.

The Municipal Property Administration determines that anti-war sites should seek the views of experts and the public.

Article 12

The signs of protection of war sites include the name of anti-war sites, the identification of organs and the date of identification. The standards for the protection of war sites are determined by the executive branch.

No unit or person shall undermine and undermine the protection of war sites.

Article 13 identifies new anti-war sites or the loss of anti-war sites due to, inter alia, force majeure, and the executive branch of the city should adjust the directory of the Resistance city's battle sites in a timely manner and be re-published by the Government of the city.

Protection

The relevant executive departments, such as planning, land tenure, should prepare rural and urban planning, land-use planning, in accordance with the protection needs of war sites, to identify protection measures against war sites with the Royal Property Administration and to include planning accordingly.

Planning for the development of anti-war sites protection by the Municipal Property Administration should be aligned with urban and rural planning and land-use planning.

Article 15. In preparing a plan to protect the use of war sites by the municipal property administration, a centralized area of anti-war sites should be identified and integratedly protected.

The Government of the People's Government in the area of anti-war sites (Autonomous Regions) is responsible for the development of specific planning for the protection of the use of theatres for each battle site.

Article 16 of the fight against war sites is a protection unit, which is defined in accordance with the People's Republic of China's Law on the Protection of Cultural Objects, has been established and managed.

The anti-war sites are not yet approved as a protection unit, which is defined by the executive branch of the anti-war sites (in self-governing areas) with the same level of planning and, according to the need, some construction control areas. Facilities that may affect the safety of war sites and their environment cannot be constructed within their scope of protection and the construction of control zones. Facilities that have already been contaminated sites and their environment should be limited.

The scope of protection of war sites and the construction of control zones should be integrated into urban and rural planning management.

Article 17

The protection of relocation should be carried out in accordance with the law, owing to the fact that special circumstances are not in a position to protect the sites. The anti-war sites are protected by the property protection unit, which should be implemented in accordance with the People's Republic of China Law on the Protection of Cultural Objects and the relevant provisions, and the anti-war sites are not yet authorized to be published as a protection unit for the property and the protection of the relocation is carried out by the Government of the city.

The displacement of anti-war sites is prohibited; the removal of anti-war sites is prohibited.

Article 18 builds project protection against the sites of war sites, and the area of anti-war sites can not be taken into account in the construction project's absorption rate, and the area of anti-war sites can not be counted in the construction of project construction indicators and green land indicators.

Article 19 Construction projects relate to anti-war sites, and relevant administrations, such as planning, land tenure, rural and urban construction, should seek the advice of the executive branch in carrying out the corresponding administrative clearance functions.

The executive branch should make protection recommendations for the anti-war sites involved in construction projects.

Article 20 should identify those responsible for the protection of war sites.

The responsible person for the protection of war sites is determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) National anti-war sites, with protection authorities, which are responsible for protecting them. Without the protection of the administration, the public administration is the responsibility to protect; it belongs to other public buildings and is the responsibility to protect;

(ii) Non-State anti-war sites and ownership is the responsibility to protect;

(iii) During land reserves, the owner was removed and the land reserve agency was responsible for the protection of the person.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, it was not possible to identify those responsible for the protection of war sites, who were appointed by the Government of the People of the District (Autonomous Region).

Article 21, the responsibility for the protection of war sites is responsible for the renovation, maintenance and safety management of war sites.

The responsibility for the protection of war sites should be subject to the following provisions in the context of the renovation, maintenance and security management of war sites:

(i) No change shall be made to the building blocks of anti-war sites, colours, basic wings and specialized internal features;

(ii) The need for alterations, construction or dismantling of buildings and other facilities related to anti-war sites should be submitted to the relevant administration by law;

(iii) Non-existence of dressing, dressing and renovation against war sites shall be required, and shall be approved by the executive branch of the press;

(iv) In identifying the risk of endangering the safety of war sites, immediate measures for rescue should be taken and reported to the administration of the property;

(v) Other provisions of legal regulations.

The costs arising from the renovation, maintenance of anti-war sites are borne by the protector.

Protecting the responsible person does not provide for the renovation, maintenance or maintenance of battle sites between those responsible for the settlement of war sites, which cannot be agreed upon, and the Government of the people in the area where the battlefield is located (Autonomous Region) may entrust the relevant units for the renovation, maintenance and maintenance of the costs incurred by the protector.

The responsibilities for the protection of war sites do not have the capacity to repair, maintain and the Government of the people of the city, the district (Autonomous Region).

Article 23. The executive branch shall send a letter of protection to the Protector each year to the Protector and to promote the protection of the responsible person in compliance with the obligation to protect the war sites.

The letter of protection should contain elements such as the protection of war sites, security precautionary requirements and the use of requirements.

Article 24 shall establish technical guidelines for the renovation and maintenance of war sites with the relevant authorities.

Those responsible for the protection of war sites should be renovated, maintained and guaranteed the integrity and integrity of battle sites in accordance with technical guidelines.

Article 25 The executive branch should establish a mechanism for the assessment of war sites, conduct regular and integrated assessments of the protection of war sites and make the comprehensive assessment available to society.

Article 26 protects anti-war sites as a whole of society and no units and individuals shall commit the following acts:

(i) Production, storage, operation of explosive, flammable, radioactive, poisonous and corrosive items within anti-war sites buildings, construction and their subsidiary construction facilities;

(ii) To install facilities that affect the safety of war sites in the context of anti-war sites buildings, constructions and their subsidiary buildings;

(iii) Prioritization, posting and delinquency in anti-war sites;

(iv) Other hazards, damage to battle sites or affect the safety of war sites.

Chapter IV

Article 27 encourages the use of anti-war sites for exhibitions, museums, local cultural studies, the development of culture, tourism industries and the rational, appropriate and sustainable use of other forms of confrontation against battle sites, subject to the safety of war sites.

The development of tourism development planning by the Government of the people of the city, the district (utonomous districts) should include anti-war sites tourism development.

Tourism authorities should develop and promote tourism lines, tourism services, tourism products based on planning to guide tourist operators in conjunction with the characteristics of battle sites.

Article 29 Production of urban maps, development of public service platforms, construction of public traffic stations and their corresponding reporting systems, setting tourist traffic signs and road maps should include elements related to anti-war sites in the context of the characteristics and distribution of anti-war sites.

Article 33 encourages all educational institutions at all levels to use anti-war sites to carry out patriotic education and social practice activities.

Museums such as anti-war sites are encouraged to play a role in the fight against war sites in conjunction with the characteristics of this unit and to actively engage in the creation of a city culture and community culture.

Those responsible for the protection of war sites should facilitate advocacy activities.

Sections such as the press, publication, radio stations should strengthen public awareness of the protection of war sites, develop cultural public advertisements against war crimes, strengthen social protection awareness and disseminate the culture of excellence of the Chinese nation.

Article 32 encourages higher institutions, scientific colleges, radiobo units to carry out anti-war sites, combat cultural scientific research, promote the promotion and application of the results of the protection of war sites, promote advocacy and dissemination of a culture of war.

Article 33 uses anti-war sites to carry out a variety of activities, and shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) In line with the plan for the protection of the use of war sites;

(ii) In line with the request for use in letters of protection of war sites;

(iii) The situation of their safety and fire safety is in line with the relevant provisions;

(iv) Other provisions of legal regulations.

The units and individuals using anti-war sites to carry out various activities should comply with the legal regulations and the provisions of this approach.

The property administration should conduct credit management for units and individuals operating with anti-war sites, establish credit files and publish in accordance with the law the list of non-confidence units and individuals.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article XV, in violation of this approach, provides for the destruction, destruction and destruction of the protection mark of war sites, warnings by the author's administration and a fine of over 1000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, there is one of the following acts in the area of protection of anti-war sites that have not yet been approved for the protection of the property protection unit and the construction of control zones, which are restructured by an administrative order of the property; in the event of a serious fine of up to 1000 dollars in the non-consistency service, and a fine of up to 300,000 dollars in the operation of the sexual activity.

(i) Construction of contaminated sites and their environmental facilities;

(ii) Undertake activities that may affect the safety of war sites and their environmental activities.

In violation of this approach, the responsibility for the protection of war sites is one of the following acts in connection with the renovation, maintenance and security management of war sites, which are to be restructured by the executive order of the material; in the event of a severe fine of more than 1000 dollars in the non-consistency service, with a fine of more than 300,000 dollars in the operation of sexual activity:

(i) No obligation to repair, maintain and manage its safety under the law;

(ii) Changes in the building blocks of anti-war sites, colours, basic cholera and stereotyped internal features;

(iii) Harmonization of buildings and other facilities related to anti-war sites;

(iv) Renovate, construct or dismantle buildings and other facilities related to anti-war sites;

(v) Recruiting and refurbishing the battle sites;

(vi) It was found that the security risk of fighting sites was not immediately followed by rescue measures or was not reported by the administrative authorities of the property.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being restructured by an order of responsibility of the executive branch of the property; in serious circumstances, a fine of more than 1000 dollars in the non-operational sex service and a fine of up to 300,000 dollars in the Service of Conduct:

(i) Production, storage, operation of explosions,flammability, radioactive, toxicity, and corrosive items within anti-war sites buildings, constructions and their subsidiary construction facilities;

(ii) The installation of facilities that affect the safety of war sites in buildings, constructions and their subsidiary buildings;

(iii) Prioritization, posting and delinquency in anti-war sites;

(iv) Other hazards, damage to battle sites or affect the safety of war sites.

Article 39, in violation of this approach, has one of the following acts by the anti-war sites, which is being rectified by a warrant for the executive branch of the material; in the event of a severe fine of more than 1000 dollars in the non-consistency service and a fine of more than 300,000 dollars in the operation of sexual activity:

(i) Incompatible with planning for the protection of the use of war sites;

(ii) It is not in line with the requirement for use in letters of protection of war sites.

In violation of this approach, staff members of the relevant executive branch, such as the administration and planning, the administration of the land, the construction of rural and urban areas, abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, and dispose of them by law.

Article 40, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Goods have been punished in accordance with the relevant provisions.

In violation of this approach, civil responsibility is vested under the law for the destruction, destruction and loss of war sites, which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, punishable by law by the public security authorities, which constitute a crime, and criminal responsibility by law.

Annex VI

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